Architecture Matters panel discussion: New custom homes
The next Architecture Matters panel discussion features three CRANaward-winning architects who have been recognized for outstanding residential projects.
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Partner Partner Content There’s no place like a custom home
We hire lawyers to write contracts, doctors to set bones, and dentists to fill cavities. Architects are the professionals to help you get what you want in a custom home.
Architecture Matters panel discussion: Go up, go out or go deep with home renovations and additions
A thoughtful renovation or addition can make that house the home where you want to stay. Join a discussion about the process and steps to get started, design and build.
Partner Partner Content Go up, go out or go deep with home renovations and additions
A helpful primer with recommended questions, considerations, and steps to help you find the right architect and contractor.
Architecture Matters panel discussion: Refreshing your residence
Amid much talk about new housing, the May Architecture Matters panel discussion features four residential architects making the most of existing homes.
Partner Partner Content Make the most of your existing home. Hit refresh for the not-quite-right spaces.
Remodeling a room, or a house, can feel overwhelming for homeowners. An experienced local architect can help.
Development beyond the basin: An Architecture Matters panel discussion
Join us to learn more about neighborhoods, townships, villages, and cities that are building new commercial, residential, and mixed-use projects to accommodate, and attract, new residents.
Partner Partner Content Development beyond the basin
As market demand changes, so do communities.
Building the basin and beyond: An Architecture Matters panel discussion
Architects representing a range of backgrounds and experiences will discuss adaptive reuse, existing buildings, and infill development.
Partner Partner Content Building the Cincinnati basin and beyond
Community tactics include infill construction, adaptive reuse, restoring existing multi-family housing stock plus planned development to provide more housing.
